Metrilife on Barbell Mesearch

May 28, 2020

Here’s another episode of Barbell Mesearch! This week we had on some guests that have developed a really cool app to track aspects of both physical and mental health. It was really cool to talk with two powerlifter about the importance of mental health not just in daily life but in athletic performance as well. The app is called Metrilife and I have been using it for the last few weeks. There is a free version available so check it out on the App Store!

The Fitbros are joined by Paul Oneid and Jay Nera to discuss lifestyle factors and lifting. Both Paul and Jay are Elite Total Powerlifters who found that the biggest deficits in their clients lives had nothing to do with programming or exercise selection but rather it was all the stuff they were (and weren’t) doing outside the gym. They developed the Metrilife App in order to help athletes increase performance through tracking “intangibles”. Things like sleep, stress, dietary quality and mental health create data sets that will improve all facets of life.

3:00 Paul & Jay talk their platform numbers

6:00 Autoregulation

10:00 The Metrilife App

13:00 Clients coming up with their own answers

27:00 Awareness

33:00 Tech vs Human Touch

41:00 Meme wars

45:00 How data provides education

55:00 The value of writing prompts

You can find the app at www.metrilife.com or in the Apple or Android App Store

Paul Oneid IG @pauloneid

Jay Nera IG @jayneezy2100

We hope you enjoyed this and if so make sure to give us a subscribe and leave a comment!

Author

Jeb Johnston

Share this post:

Related Posts

    Apr 17, 2023
    While none of us are at fault for what happens to us, we are all responsible for how we respond. Life experience, trauma, early childhood development and biology all have a role in how we respond to external stimuli.
    Dec 10, 2020
    The foundation of the FOTM principles is relationships. While we place a strong emphasis on relationship with self and relationship with food, relationships with others are also vitally important.

    Ready to Break Free from Diets, Numbers, and Negative Self-Talk?

    At Food on the Mind, we help you leave behind restrictive diets, harmful habits, and self-doubt. Sign up to our personalized 1:1 coaching and together, let’s develop skills to rebuild your relationship with food, your body, and your mind. This is more than a program — it’s a blueprint for lasting transformation. Together, we’ll build the most empowered version of you.